Great Work-Life Balance and Campus
Great Work-Life Balance and Campus
The Pros are:
- Work-life balance is great.
- The campus is really pretty, seeming like a walk through a garden. It has many facilities.
- Innovative work is ongoing, and there are various events throughout the year.
The pay isn't that great compared to other big product-based companies, and neither are the hikes. It's a place for retirement.
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Associate Software Developer
The campus placement process involved five rounds. The technical questions were C and C++ related and quite technical, requiring a good understanding of the subject. * The first three were technical rounds. * This was followed by an interview w
Associate Software Developer
There were 3 rounds. An Easy DSA question first, followed by general knowledge. The second round featured a medium question with more emphasis on databases. The managerial round led straight to HR and salary discussion. Overall, a very smooth experi
Associate Software Developer
The interview started with the interviewer greeting me, asking if I'd had breakfast, and how my day was. This made me feel comfortable. We then moved on to discussing my projects and their details. Next, the interviewer presented a clustering-based
Associate Software Developer
Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaOctober 1, 2014The campus placement process involved five rounds. The technical questions were C and C++ related and quite technical, requiring a good understanding of the subject. * The first three were technical rounds. * This was followed by an interview w
Associate Software Developer
Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaOctober 1, 2024There were 3 rounds. An Easy DSA question first, followed by general knowledge. The second round featured a medium question with more emphasis on databases. The managerial round led straight to HR and salary discussion. Overall, a very smooth experi
Associate Software Developer
Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaJuly 1, 2019The interview started with the interviewer greeting me, asking if I'd had breakfast, and how my day was. This made me feel comfortable. We then moved on to discussing my projects and their details. Next, the interviewer presented a clustering-based
